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PhD defence: Rashid Gabdulhakov – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Digital vigilantism in Russia: Citizen-led justice in the context of social change and social harm

Thursday 7 Oct 2021, 10:30 – 12:00 Location: Campus Woudestein | Senate Hall

On 7 October 2021, Rashid Gabdulhakov is scheduled to defend his PhD dissertation “Digital vigilantism in Russia: Citizen-led justice in the context of social change and social harm”. The defence will take place at 10:30 CET at the Senate Hall of Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Promotor: Prof. dr. Susanne Janssen Co-promotor: Dr. D. Trottier

This dissertation describes four years of scientific inquiry into the phenomenon of digital vigilantism. Focusing on Russia, it investigates a unique case where the ruling elites are negotiating a relationship with some digitally savvy citizens while censoring the digital domain and otherwise controlling online self-expression.

The PhD defence can also be followed via livestream. A direct link to the livestream can be found here soon .

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• Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR)
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• Maastricht University (UM)
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FAQ Group: PhD track and defense procedures

How many copies of my thesis do i have to submit.

The thesis must be submitted to the Beadle, as an electronic copy (for inclusion in the University Library) and in hard copy, at least 5 weeks before the scheduled date of the PhD defence, with all the required appendices (see overview above).

Depending on which faculty s/he is affiliated with, the PhD student must present the university with 30 to 34 copies of the thesis.

Erasmus MC PhD students:

• Submit 7 copies to Beadle’s Office
• Submit 1 copy to each member of the examining board
• Bring 10 copies to the ceremony
• Submit 5 copies to the Erasmus MC supervisor’s department

Woudestein faculties PhD students:

• Submit 7 copies to Beadle’s Office
• Submit 1 copy to each member of the examining board 

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About the programme

IHS provides an environment that stimulates inspiring ideas at the crossroads of theory and practice in urban development and governance. Urban professionals grow as individuals and as academics. The knowledge and ideas they develop at IHS will contribute to them making a positive impact on the world.

The IHS PhD programme provides a refreshing academic-to-practice environment in which talented individuals can develop their ideas and broaden their experience to become the leading professionals in urban development research, education and practice. This PhD programme brings together scholars from all over the world, supporting their research on multiple topics. Please have a look at examples of the work our PhD candidates have published .

 Below, you can see an overview of our  three main research areas:

Urban Socio-Spatial Development

Urban Economics and Governance

Urban Sustainability and Climate Change Resilience

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Our IHS PhD Programme Management team are here to assist you throughout your PhD trajectory and will provide you with all the relevant information you need to complete your trajectory. They ensure the IHS PhD Programme compliance with the EUR Doctoral Regulations .

Working hard is important but so is creating connections with people from all over the world. PhD Programme Management also organize social events throughout the year for the PhD students, including academic excursions, going out for lunch and an end of year wrap up party.

Supervision

As well as regular contact with the IHS PhD Programme Management, your PhD trajectory will be supervised by two expert academic supervisors. Other experts can be added if necessary. Your supervisory team will be appointed to you based on our staff members expertise and in compliance with the EUR Doctoral Regulations.

Students in the IHS PhD Programme are part of the scientific community at IHS. Therefore, you have access to a wealth of resources. This includes access to a dedicated office space, and journal articles via IHS’s extensive library, which is focused on urban literature, EUR main library , and the EUR campus facilities . Furthermore, you have space to develop your presentation and feedback skills in our PhD colloquia, where you discuss and learn from each other. 

Cooperation with the Erasmus Graduate School of Social Sciences and the Humanities (EGSH)

Students in our PhD programme will receive academic training from the Erasmus Graduate School of Social Sciences and the Humanities (EGSH) . This will ensure that PhD students are up to date with the academic and research skills required for their research. Students can choose from a wide range of courses catered to support their individual work and develop them as researchers. The programme will be tailor-made to your needs. Some of these courses offered are mandatory for our PhD students. The selection will be finalized during your supervision meetings.

How is the programme organised?

Preparation Phase

• Starts directly after admission.
• Develop a Training and Supervisory Plan with supervisory team; identify mandatory and specialized courses to take in Erasmus Graduate School of Social Sciences and the Humanities (EGSH).
• Complete Hora Finita registration. Hora Finita is the central EUR PhD registration and monitoring system.
• Turn the initial proposal into an operational work plan, including a thorough literature review, clear research questions and an matching methodological strategy that prepares for the fieldwork.
• This period ends with a formal go/no-go decision from the promotor(s) and co-promotor(s). This is a formal assessment that will be used to evaluate the candidate’s perspective to continue with the PhD trajectory. This moment usually takes place 10-12 months after the start of your trajectory. It serves as a reflection moment to assess the likelihood of you finishing your research successfully in the remaining three years.

Research Phase

• Enter the empirical research phase
• Prepare and conduct field work
• Analysis results

Manuscript phase

• Write up work into a manuscript
• Feedback from your supervisory team and editing manuscript
• Submission of your manuscript to the reading committee

Defense and Graduation phase

• Meet regulations, requirements, and rules by Beadles Office
• Print thesis
• Set a date for the defense
• PhD defense ceremony
• Please note that the time between the approval of your thesis by the supervisory team and the actual defense (including approval from the doctoral committee) may take approximately 6 months due to formal procedures which are legally required.

PhD agreement and registration are arranged once the first payment has been received. The expected duration for a PhD trajectory is four years full-time . The Netherlands is well-known for its non-hierarchical management culture . This is strongly reflected in the supervision style provided here at IHS. As a PhD student, you will be considered a fellow researcher. During supervision meetings, you will be provided with guidance and feedback, but you will also be encouraged to share your ideas and questions. Together you will find ways for you to learn and grow as a researcher.

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PhD Modalities

The IHS PhD programme is very flexible and caters for various modalities for PhD or post-doctoral research activities. Below you can find more specific information about each of the five modalities available for PhD students. 

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Description.

Entire research (3-4 years) at IHS/EUR with a mandatory stay on site of only 3 months per year.

Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR)

Tuition fee

€12,500 per year

• Variety of research possibilities (3 clusters)
• Supervisory team 
• Access to the vast resources of the university library system & campus facilities
• A dedicated quiet working space
• Access to tailored courses included in the fee
• Possibility to assist supervisions and to attend guest lectures
• A PhD degree in the field of Social Sciences and the Humanities from a top 100 university 
• A truly international environment & an opportunity to expand your network 
• Support in visa procedures and practical assistance

Visiting researcher

Postdoc researchers visiting for a short period, who have the primary purpose of visiting the Erasmus campus, is to conduct individual research.

Administration fee

6 months: € 1,500

Up to 3 months: € 900

• Variety of research possibilities (3 clusters)
• A quiet working space (visiting scholars follow a flex desk policy)
• Possibility to attend guest lectures

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The dissertation explores how interaction design can sustain engagement with interactive systems. Involving emotional, cognitive and behavioral components of engagement and is looking at engagement from the perspectives of user experience intensity, as well as user behavior. At the macro level, these three strands of research pursue a holistic view of user experience and provide concrete but generalizable starting points for the design of engaging interactive systems. At the micro-level, this dissertation extends existing theories and demonstrates the effects of individual elements on user behavior and the intensity of the experience with interactive systems.

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PhD Defence: Jelmer Pier van der Gaast

In his dissertation ‘Stochastic Models for Order Picking Systems’ ERIM’s Jelmer Pier van der Gaast develops new stochastic models for the performance evaluation of two state-of-the art order picking systems: zone picking and polling-based milkrun picking.

Jelmer defended his dissertation in the Senate Hall at Erasmus University Rotterdam on Thursday, 8 September 2016 at 13:30. His supervisor was  Prof. M.B.M. de Koster and his co-supervisor was  Prof. I.J.B.F. Adan . Other members of the Doctoral Committee were Prof. R. Dekker (ESE), Prof. -ing. K. Furmans (KIT) and Dr J.A.C. Resing (TUE).

About Jelmer Pier van der Gaast

Jelmer Pier van der Gaast was born in Rotterdam (The Netherlands) on July 21, 1988. He completed grammar school at the RSG Hoeksche Waard, Oud-Beijerland in June 2006. In October 2010 he received his master’s degree in Econometrics and Management Science with distinction from Erasmus University Rotterdam. In 2011 he joined the Management of Technology & Innovation group at the Erasmus University Rotterdam.

His research interests include: warehouse operations, stochastic processes, and queueing theory. His research findings have been presented in many international conferences including INFORMS Annual Meeting, European Conference on Operational Research, SMMSO Conference on Stochastic Models of Manufacturing and Service Operations, and International Material Handling Research Colloquium.

Thesis Abstract

Order picking, the process of retrieving customer orders from their storage locations, is the most critical operation in a warehouse. Any under performance in order picking can lead to unsatisfactory service and high operational cost for the warehouse, and consequently for the whole supply chain in which the company operates. This thesis develops new stochastic models for the performance evaluation of two state-of-the art order picking systems: zone picking and polling-based milkrun picking. These models adequately describe and predict the consequences of variability on the performance of these warehousing systems.

The first part of the thesis zone picking systems are studied, one of the most popular conveyor-based picker-to-parts order picking methods used in practice. We model the various elements of the system including conveyor merges as a network of queues with multiple order classes, with capacity constraints on subnetworks, and with the dynamic block-and-recirculate protocol. The resulting model is most suitable to support rapid and optimal design of complex zone picking systems. In the second part of the thesis, milkrun picking systems are investigated. In this system an order picker picks multiple orders that arrive in real-time and integrates them in the current picking cycle. This subsequently changes dynamically the stops on the order picker’s picking route. Using polling models, we study order throughput times for various picking policies, and the effect of product allocation. The results of the model show that when the order arrival rate is high milkrun order picking significantly improves system performance compared to conventional batch picking. In addition, the best product allocation improves the order throughput time considerably.

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By Lorena Taboas 05-16-2024

In an exceptional display of academic excellence and forward-thinking, graduate student Kylee Rux has been awarded one of the most prestigious fellowships in the U.S. scientific community: the National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship by the Department of Defense. This fellowship, funded for three years, will allow Kylee to explore the development of multi-functional artificial coral reefs.  

Inspired by early experiences in high school maintaining the classroom's saltwater aquariums, Rux developed a passion for addressing climate change, particularly its effects on the oceans. This led to a profound interest in combining engineering and marine science to create solutions that mitigate environmental impact. Rux’s interest was quickly piqued by the cement industry, known for its significant carbon emissions, but also for its unique potential.  

"Living in Miami, we are at the forefront of climate change and understand the urgency in protecting our coastlines," Rux explains. “I plan to investigate an artificial reef structure that mitigates wave impact and boosts biodiversity while extending the service life. A major area of interest is in exploring the reefs' multi-functional abilities towards enhanced resilience, such as self-healing.”  

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Over the next five years, Rux envisions continuing to develop solutions that reduce the impact of climate change, whether in academia or industry and hopes to mentor the next generation of innovators, particularly young girls.  

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From award winning scientists to PhD students, everyone at Erasmus University Rotterdam is engaged in creating new knowledge. Pursue your career in research by starting a PhD track in our multidisciplinary, international setting with social relevance in mind. Where disciplines meet, knowledge is advanced.

From master to PhD researcher

Each year more than 300 academics complete their PhD at Erasmus University Rotterdam. All faculties have their own doctorate programme, which normally amounts to a four-year track during which you perform research on a particular subject under the supervision of a professor.

Completing a PhD programme is a requirement to become a university professor, researcher, or scientist in many fields. In the course of your PhD you will follow courses and workshops, and attend conferences, all geared towards enhancing your research and networking skills.

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Erasmus University Rotterdam has an excellent academic reputation and maintains a high position in international rankings. According to the QS ranking, the EUR scores the best in the field of Accounting and Finance and Business and Management. The University also ranks high in many different areas. 

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There is a wide range of training possibilities for employees within Erasmus University Rotterdam. The training courses and programmes are given in the  Training and Development Platform , TOP. In addition to coordinating the range of training courses with other universities, This platform is where all practical, substantive and innovative activities relating to training and development take place. Three courses are specifically offered for PhD employees;  Stress management ,  Lab of life: Work-Life Balance  and The art of change .

Furthermore, EUR also offers PhD candidates guidance and counseling, for example by offering the services of a PhD psychologist.

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